Hapkido Flowing a Wrist break off to a snake Hapkido

[realtalk516186]

Thank you for posting this video I know you are the best at the wrist break off but 2 Questions 4 you Could you perform this on someone as strong as female bodybuilder Super Hair ? I know she is a woman, but she can bench press 225 pounds 10x's with no spot--Also how much can u bench press ?

[TheKawboy2]

Awesome and informative ,I use these joint locks on the wrist to flow into the next relevant hold or attack ,its a way of controlling an opponent who doesnt know the techniqe,lets face it if someone grabs your wrist ,instincts says pull away,some people dont get that wich ,that usually leads to a better hold, The Maverick

[cFxSyndrome]

i know this guy irl he is my instructor he is 9th dhan now

[kitabAlShifa]

Nice Hapkido Trailer:

youtube.com/watch?v=_ugw_Cinwj­s

[ClearwaterMMA]

LOL you guy think this crap would work in a streetfight????????? say hi to the toothfairy

[hkdlion]

@ClearwaterMMA It has worked, its all about positioning, I have used these techniques to when I did security in a bar. I also train pro MMA athletes, with good records who I use techniques agains when we spar. its a little hard to apply when gloves are on or when strikes are involved. these techniques work best when there is a close or grappling distance. Great for self defence. not so much for MMA

[yuhateme1000]

thanks,now i can break hand in 4 ways

[ruffryder11]

@hkdlion Thanks so much for posting this video. I am a first dan in from the Jin Pal federation. Sometimes I do have trouble with the basic wrist lock with people who are obviously expecting the lock and tighten up their wrist. This is such a clear and practical solution to that situation. Thanks for the demonstration. Keep the awesome videos coming!

[MsKristell12]

I think the one in the blue liked what he was doing to the one in the white

[Hammerhead232]

BOBBY, my old instructor!

[ciprusi]

does his surname have a greek origin?

[hkdlion]

@ciprusi Yes, Both my parents are Greek I was raised in Canada.

[ciprusi]

@hkdlion from which are r they coming from exactly?

[jackregalado]

Good moves to know. Thanks for showing this.

[roblee138]

SurreallTV "it takes no skill to do mma, or u dont have to be a good athlete"

i train in mma , an let me tell u , the conditioning, striking an groundwork, is some of the toughest u will see..i suggest u go to ANY MMA gym, and mouth off, im sure theyll point u in the right direction ;)

[plalelal]

Boxing will soon be replaced by MMA as the highest draw for spectators and the biggest payouts to the fighters!

[1bol1]

hapkido can't be used in MMA or k-1 cuz most of the grapplings and throws are illegal in other words, too dangerous

[Joeypeck87]

I just love how television and media make up what is effective and what isn't. I love the people on here who talk as though this is wack and the people who think MMA is wack and the people who think everything is wack only because according to them they think otherwise. It is all just a circle on here really, it keeps me entertained. Lol. Why don't we stop talking and try the things we think, that way we will know.

[WalkingIntoDarknesss]

holy shit dude i agree with you 100%!!!!!!!

[dude420face]

some of the best mma fighters i've ever seen are trained in hapkido.

[SurreallTV]

and i know all this becuz im a Martial Artist (Tae Kwon Do...Some kung fu...some Aikdo..and some Karate..Mainly Tae Kwon Do tho)....and have been involved in Both..

da point is...these MMA fighters dont have the SKILL and ABILITY to Take Hapkido and go 2 MMA with i.

And notice how NO top Boxers will go to MMA...WHY?...to get paid MILLIONS of dollars LESS?..lol. waist of time and money

MMA got yall Bamboozalled LOL

[hazard2000]

Okay, that makes alot of sence since there are champion kickboxers and muay thai fighters in MMA right now and the reason they dont use hapkido is because its UNEFFECTIVE if it worked than there would be hapkido guys in MMA but theres not so you can just stfu.

[SurreallTV]

Wrong again.....and watch ya lil BITCH ass mouth, Pussy.

ALL that i said, i made sure i didnt disrespect you in the process..and just Inform you of what i i know about da issue, even if if i DID wanna disrespect you, it wouldnt be SHIT u could do about it.................that wasnt my goal tho.

Aside from that....I been doin Aikido ANd Hapkido moves on dudes in the street...since i was a young boy, so Maybe im just special...if it dosnt work.

Etha way, good luck to ya. Adios.

[Curtis1551]

You do realize MMA is a MIXTURE of martial arts right? And there are fighters that bring tae kwon do into the ring, and usually get their asses handed to them. TKD is a good "kicking game"..thats it. I know this because I did TKD and would NEVER rely on anything other than the basic kicks in a real fight.

[stonednsleepy]

all this stuff is fine until you get taken to the ground. go watch bjj vs hapkido and it will give you a good idea how useless hapkido is against someone with a good ground game. now i am not saying that it is completely useless but you should include jujitsu in you training.

[jinnd319]

i agree you should defiantly dabble in multiple martial arts you never know what could get you out of a jam

as for fighting some one who uses ground techniques try not to let him take you to the ground. thats the whole point of allot of martial arts

[hkdlion]

yes these are white to orange forms. Dan means degree in Korean and japanese.

[gokucrazy22]

Lol these are the basic forms I learn when I practice Hapkido. some of the forms are the basics and are the basis to the rest of the techniques. I was also wondering, isn't dan a japanese word for degreee?

[hkdlion]

Small Joint Manipulation is not allowed in mma. These techniques are geared towards self defence. The circumstances for this to work in MMA usualy do not arise in ring fighting with two athletes

[mangodealer]

wrist is not small join manipulation i'm pretty sure.. it's fingers and toes

[slapbass04]

The wrist is considered small joint manipulation. It's quite easy to break one.

[mangodealer]

check on wikipedia. Wrist is not small joint. Scientifically it isn't small joint either. not to mention you can do ankle locks and they're not small joint manipulation... LIkewise, neither is wrist.

[xBuckwildx]

lol wikipedia is not a credible source

[mangodealer]

is the ufc official site?

[Aztecalt1997]

wuld the 3rd wrist lock shown be effective in the UFC?

[Eneebrius]

One more thing for the UFC worshippers. After UFC 1-3 it became a joke. It was truly anything goes for the first few. I suppose the various State Sports commisions ruined the sport due to liability reasons.

And a last thought about MMA and the endless which art is better than the next. If you study at least one and then watch others you quickly realize that kicks, punches, throws, locks, are all generally the same art to art. A round house is a round house etc. Each has a style and focus.

[Eneebrius]

Why does every youtube armchair expert compare every martial art to UFC? Unless you arrange a sparring match the odds of you getting attacked by another martial artists are infinitely small. Training at any martial art gives you a huge advantage over any untrained street moron. Pick your art, train to strengthen your mind and body and ignore all the ignorant asshats on youtube that wish they had a 1/100th the dedication a trained martial artist has. That said Hapikdo is awesome self defense art!

[SurreallTV]

ur 100percent right..

number 2: yes..Hapkido is a VERRRRRY effective art!!....its LITERALLY like Tae kwon do and aikido mixed. You cant get much more of a complete martial art then that.

[hazard2000]

Ive beaten hapkido fighters easily on the ground and standing up so please prove to me its effective.

[hazard2000]

ROFL hapkidio isnt that great if it was it would be used much more by MMA fighters.

[SurreallTV]

OHHHHHHHHH MY GOD..HERE WE GO AGAIN wit the MMA SHIT!!! lol...SMH!

Why dont people realize what MMA and MMA fighters REALLY are..and REALLY are about???????? OMG!

Listen...MMA...u can come right from the street..go in there..and Dominate, ..why?..becuz the basis of it all, is Street fighting..and MINIMAL "SKILL". You can be...a not so good Athlete, and not blessed with SUPERB ability..and go in there, and actually Move along and have a good living in it....

[SurreallTV]

Part 2-

.......it dosnt take ANY natural skill and ability and Atheletic Blessings...........now with BOXING, can you do that?..FUCKKKKK NO!!!....can some1 off the street..come in and Defeat..or even SURVIVE with his LIFE...against a Proffesional..Boxing CHAMPION..let alone a POUND 4 POUND champion, like Mayweather, or Roy Jones..or ETC..?...FUCKKKKKK NOO!!!.....in Boxing, u have to train dam year ur whole life..to be Good in the pros and to at LEAST be Amoung the best there....

[SurreallTV]

part 3

................Anotha BIG thing peple dont realize, is that...BECAUSE these MMA fighters dont have the Abilities of the Top level boxers (or even the ADVERAGE ones), THATS why they go to MMA!......and all the 1s who WERE boxers...and found that they didnt have enuff skills and enuff of what it takes to be a Boxer...They THEN went to MMA!.,furthermore...another thing the prooves that is....every1 KNOWS..BOXING pays the BIGGG BUCKS!..so if these MMA fighters COULD be a boxer, they WOULD!.

[blueprophet9]

That is the one of the most violent locks.

[battelfielder]

The first thing is a kote geish in Ju Jutsu xD

[RoyAnnashi]

Blarson, you may have reached that Dan grading but the true question then comes to the credibility of a teacher, 1st Dan in Hapkido averages 6-8 years, 1-2nd gup takes 1-2 years average...Gup is used to weed out those who aren't dedicated, obtaining a black belt within 1-2 years in this art would be strong sign of it being a non-credible teacher. Whom did you train under?

[jadewillow]

Quote: Blarson11 I have great respect for Hapkido as i was a former practitioner of it. I reached 6th degree black belt in just under 6 years. This is truly one of the first mixed martial arts fighting styles. End quote:

LOL... yes u are a liar 6 years is the average for a first degree...NOT a 6th. Hapkido is way to complex and varied.

[Blarson11]

I did a belt test every month. You do the math.

[PHANTOMZ0NE]

This is great stuff. Clearly and simplistically explained. I'm already using iyt on my friends as a joke.

[drpeppershaye]

you liar ive been in in hapkido for 4 years and im a broun belt

[PHANTOMZ0NE]

Dont get me wrong. the only thing I know is what you see on this video. Again, it is very clearly explained and shown.

[Blarson11]

I have great respect for Hapkido as i was a former practitioner of it. I reached 6th degree black belt in just under 6 years. This is truly one of the first mixed martial arts fighting styles.

[erthdirt1]

you piece of shit liar, in 6 years you're lucky if you reach third degree let alone second.

[drpeppershaye]

you liar ive been in in hapkido for 4 years and im a broun belt

[cuajonpr]

Blarson11 6th degree in 6 years??? BULLSHIT

[dacujo70]

6th Dan would take you at least 24 years under proper training of a quality instructor. I bet Dr. Kimm could watch your "6th Dan" techniques and pick them apart. They're probably at best 1st Dan quality. We have 3 5th Dans in our school and they're DAMN GOOD. They have also been at it for at longer than 6 years...

[wael77]

Do those wondering about getting hit, this is not a technique that you would use in full blown combat. It's primarily a defense against various types of grabs. Also, it's often taught with a shin kick, belly kick or eye strike to stun the other person and buy you the split second you need to make it work. So you use one hand only to trap the hand that's grabbing you, deliver a fast kick, then instantly apply the wrist break.

[thetrinsic]

which is better combat Hapkido or Krav maga

[slowzen]

The Korean police use Hapkido, the Israeli army uses Krav Maga. I learn Hapkido and I really like it.

I know that doesn't answer your question, but I really couldn't resist :P.

[drpepperjagger]

if ur intrested in learning more moves please leave comments on my chanel and i will make vids with deferent moves. or take hapkido leasons urself

[ummmz4you]

it's nice to see our basic techniques demostrated like that. our yellow and blue belts are learning that. but it's still a really effective move to know.

[vouzavez]

thx

[123dashitnezz]

cool anymore

[Midnight2802]

looks cool

[anubite]

Very good grear technique, though, if I couldn't take a person down from a simple wrist-break away, i'd probably just go into a center lock. (knowing me, I probably wouldn't be able to reach under quick enough)

[android4821]

That's genus

[hapkido690]

UFC has a no small joint manipulation rule. That includes the wrist I suppose.

[jellybeansinc]

yeah but try to snap my wrist while im hitting you across the head

or while i retract my fists back to guard, try to grab my hand with both your hands-- better yet try to grab a coiled snake ;)

:D

[0704folk021519]

lol... ignorance

[jellybeansinc]

? whom

[DeViLRaMdY56]

hey instructor!!!!! lol this technique really works a 100 percent in time.but sometimes it doesnt work

[USsamurai]

omfg datrs ganna fuking hurt

[KaseyAkira]

testing...

[KaseyAkira]

Anytime you dedicate both your hands to one of your opponents hands in a real fight, you're leaving yourself open to a strike from the other hand. It may work in a demonstration, but I doubt its success in a street fight.

[KaseyAkira]

Is that why you see it in the UFC so often?

[KaseyAkira]

You're not addressing the issue. If you commit both your hands to one of mine, in a real fight where we're both moving fast and hard, there's not much protecting your face from my other hand.

[nightgod473]

He shows at 2:00 exactly how effectively your opponent is able to punch if you have them locked in, which is moot when you realize this should take about 2 seconds.

It's pretty difficult to punch when you've just had the wind knocked out of you by being slammed into the floor and you're laying on top of one arm and your other arm is wrapped up and being shoved into the floor next to your head by a knee while you're taking blows to the ribs.

[kempobrad]

i'd be more than willing to eat one punch in order to get you down. from that position there's no way you could knock the person out.

[dacujo70]

Unfortunately, UFC has rules. HapKiDo does not. HapKiDo also has small joint manipulations and we break whatever we can get a hold of. In UFC, tghe rules don't allow breaking someone's finger or choking from the front with a forearm. HapKiDo does.. :)

[Zatoichi291]

I tried to explain this to my MMA friends too. They didn't believe me. I told them to put me in thier best chokehold (most irreversible) I almost broke his thumbs and he almost cried like a little girl lolz.

That little thumb bone can make them jump soo high.

[dacujo69]

Yep. Small joint manipulation is awesome. Many people MMA fights and make comments about how they would do something. Most "street fights" are over in about 30-45 seconds. You can even see that in many of the original UFC fights when nearly everything was legal. Also, in a street fight, you can bite the hell out of people too. If I'm tangled up with someone, I am not above biting finger, ear, toe, or nose off. I'll do what it takes to win....even twisting nuts.

[foululu321]

cool

[RickTDK]

Nice simple technique explained well. Good quality video.

[Ahmadfin]

Let's Hapkido to Indonesia...!!!

[VRJaguarandi]

i was only saying you got that rigth is your hard training and the energy that you put on your practice are the things that will make you a great figther

[hkdlion]

that commet was not very thaught out. VRjagaurandi, was just saying who his master is. which is a very respectable thing to do. Hard work, and dedication will make you good. Your Master will teach you technique, it is up to you to carry it out and ingrain it into your body and nervous system.

[VRJaguarandi]

I also do hapkido my master is Son Il Park 9th dan

[HidenMakimono]

If your master is x, y or z does that make you as good as they are (if they were good) ?? will that make you a 9th Dan too ?

[logiguy23]

how this is great stuff i know more now! thanks! :)

[icygirl33]

man that guy must have been in pain!

[hkdlion]

They are from the same line of Martial Arts. Studied together, but if asked there may be some denaial due to pride, but than again there might not be. Ask Master Park I am sure he will honour your question. As far as I know GM Yoon Was Parks senior and helped him come to Canada to Build up the Hap Ki DO Name. If you feel uncomfertable about Asking Master Park than ask one of the instructors. Let me know how it goes.

[filipcieplak]

no doubt, but u can't neglect the fact that other martial arts are just as potent as ours (I have many martial art friends, ranging from Ninjutsu to Karate). But the biggest thing is to enjoy your art, if its fun, good workout etc. Hapkido does all that for me and like said by others, it is very potent. Also some questions to hkdlion: So you've meet my master? thats cool. Are our schools somehow connected?

[noeLnose]

i do hapkido too.. im trainin with my uncle, he got the 6th dan in hapkido :) im lucky!

i think hapkido is the easiest way to defense yourself! its fast and effective

[hkdlion]

Master Park Started teaching with Gm Yoon When he imigrated to Calgary from Korea. Met him once, Nice Guy!

[filipcieplak]

Yah i take Hapkido, in fact in Calgary too with Grandmaster Park.

[TryIslam]

very detailed explaination. thanks

[forsaken1]

Hapkido wise, you are very good

Do you accept Tek Goon challanges?

[Makisig06]

thank you so much. this is great....

[kickinfamily]

Very nice... Smooth technique and very detailed explanations... Thanks!

[eatingmoss]

Oh I see. I was wondering because I knew that they both were in Calgary. Really good technique though. Should be very proud. :)

[eatingmoss]

Wait, Yoon? Any relation to Ki C. Yoon or is this like a really old video of one of Master Ki's studios? Because at the moment I train in Master Ki's Calgary Studio Headquarters.

[hkdlion]

Ki is B. Ock Yoons, my Masters Brother My Grand Master Came here to Calgary in 1975 Ki Came here in 1983 under my Masters Sponsorship they are Brothers.

[hurano]

thx i will train it on my younger brother. :D

[julalb]

Very explicit explenation !!! Thanks